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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-20

OF family Jars and disoog3s. hasty
words and aoes0na. bard. ancosfit2ble
fesiinRs. boz many. woBdss. Rsrmfnate
before hgeakf&stg Asks wKiter in 0oo4
Hs~aekssPtAg. Indeed. sne woald nos
q far short Of TIE asssk, ia ny cpinioD,
BN1y that one half Of the divorce
caaes 10 the eouFts woaid have never
appszred fhsre had the parties seen N
The habit OF besakfastiSs one half bear
carrier. Ose eau with eomparatsvs
eqaaniEity sait for t6s so7n1 o. On
ner bell OF g0nR. Wnat matter 70 s1p-
per u latsI buI 70 vAit for sns's break
fasf-nsTsr. A feeling e rssentful
OutraeeOaaoess and Of being used badly
10 general takes poassssiou q toe ayes-
ace human crest1re e. thIs cFIsis- BIZ
ternsss Ellis the soai. and ons = led -
behave 10 . manner that Il sstOnlsn-
inR-afteF breakfast.
do not attempt a eXpls1ation 81
tbs phensmsn0n nor 20 reason WY AZ
empty stomach 10 mere tasR an empty
stomach ! call upsn ysaF experisDee
70 e0Fsoborats my statemsnt- 10 y my
private bat Arm belief thai tbe great
enemy OF msnkind sends forth she
widest Of bis emissaries thus ear y IN
the morning. when man. and woman,
TOO, ia 10 G Ifnatoes state, 10 siyiy creep
into their hearts before they are suf-
dcieutly vide awake 20 resist thetr AZ
saeka-
Oaee let one Of these before breakfast
dends hnd . isdgina. and my vorc for
70, be will prove . good tenant, nsF
will be be outsd the day. some people
will faestioasly tell you, 10 the svent Of
your pOasassipe this small IOdReT, that
you got up on the wrong side. or some
suoh nonssnss. As . proaf that 10 is q
little devil in you let me assert tat
hun,oP u incRease6 tenfold b. s1oh
harmless Femarks-
No one escapes small imp4, not even
the children. Slmstimes think that
aeeine she innocspt 90 helpless and IN
resisting. tbsy enter and operate with
hilarioua alee upon their small souls
(whice y certainly taking unfair ad-
vantage, insom8ah a. | have seen q
most charming, cooling. placid. altoReth-
or delightful infant transformers into
q squslling, bawlinG. red, don't touch
me bratl
Therefore In view Of these conscious
facts 10 bshooves us who bold the Feins
OF the household chariot. or oAFt--as the
case may be--in our hands, 70 shorten
the sxistence Of these before breakfast
Gends By having early breakfasts OF
coarse, do not mean 10 say that 700
should promptly tinRle your bell at I. g.
g. Z, or 8 o'clock. The hour a. which
the meal IL served IL s1bsoFvient 10 toe
pleasure and business Of your bOuse-
bold; bat whatever the hour at which
your household rise, zee TO Il that the
household msal 10 served soon after.
No matter whether your husband goes
TO shop, Office, or stOfe; whether be
breaches, debtors, edits, the time before
breakfast IL so much time wasted. be
Oan settle to nothing, be fumes; the
man freis 10 be Of; he champs, be SAWS
the bit until be il of. Go lsisarely about
your dinner; daily. II you please, aooat
ysur supper; do anything, but ~ you
value your househsid peace get break
fast and be quick about about It, tool
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-20
De HASA.

De massa 10 de sbepa'd say:
Go call de sheep dAts gone astray;
DE nIght IL col, bysr de win,
A shakin' gin nv vinder bin;
Oars some pO' sheep dAts gone astray
Go call 'em in, Cu-devl Cu-dey!
Gu deyl Gu deyl Cu-dsy.
De shspa'd said de night vas COL,
Bat all de sheep was in de fol-.
| oall'd 'em In at set OBJ suR;
Dey all come Eunnin' sep de one
Oats always WandeFin' away.
An never minds de call Cu-deyl
Ca deyl Cu-deyl Cu-deyl
De massa den vent fro de gloom,
Oh heddeE fields. De autumn moon
Was dodRin' roun bshin' cloud,
Bat still be goes a eallin' load,
For dat one sheen OATS gone astray.
hyar him call Gu dew Cn-deyl
Gu deJ ca dsy! Cu-deyl
He listens lorg TO hyar de soun,'
f'om some ole weddeF pokin' roun',
Oats gone TO res down in de dell,
An Wandsrin' rsuh' has los bis bell;
tho softer now 20 far away.
| hyar him him call, Ga deS! Cudeyl
Cu-dey. Ca-deyl Co dey!
Bot furder on in gloom an damp,
Upon de border ob de swamp;
80 ebilrd by dew an autumn vine,
Rtsht daT de pc los sheep be aus,
He lifts him up an leads de way,
Yet ] hysr massA's echo say,
Ou-dey Co dew Gu dew Gu dayl
ca deyl ca dsyl Cu-dey!
An all night long de vim an rains,
An hail aR'inst de windsr panes.
10 dreams ! hyar de massa call,
De wandsrin' sheep. be knows 'em all.
tie pints de road. and shows de way,
An ever STAINS an calls Gu dey!
Gu deyl Gu deyi ca deyi Cu-deyl
ca deyl Ca-deyl ca deyl
-Boas Haskiey.
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TmE uMEKILN CLUs.

From ~ Dstroii Free Prsssl
AR BruddsF Invisible Jackson 10 De
ball tOniehtI" blandly qusuied the
president as she meeting opsned.
Invisible vas visible. He vas back
bv the stove, and had bite shoes OF TO
tickle bis chilblains. After little delay
be made his way 10 the upper end Of
the hall aud the president continued:
"BruddeF Jackson. de report has come
10 me dat you ar tellin' fortunes 10
your nAybuFhood fur de small SUN Of
Two bits = pnsson."
"Yaa sab. rsa bin teliin' q few"
AS yoa hev bin e member OF die elnb
fur de las two vars. you mus be aware
at de faek DAT fortune tellin'. ssllin'
dream books an all dat sort of nonsense
am agin our rules. A pusson who sots
cat 70 hsv his fushsr predicted am ssft
IN de bead; De pusson vho takes mOney
10 predict 70 am knave. | shall sus
pend you from membership fur three
msnghs. an II ws bar dat yoa am still
IN de sUindlin' hisiaes YOU Wiil be eI
yelled fur good. foa hin Pot en- your
hat an 90"
Invisible vas badly broken Up, and
there we're tears 10 bis eyes a. he passes
Oia When be bad gone, The president
continued.
Il want 10 say 20 dis large, cultivated
and r. hned audience. dat de fate Of To-
visible Jackson uili be de fate OF any
oddeF member who am fsund - fur o A
kis balance a. to BE- runniB' after for
tsne tsllers. ne matter bow cheap deiE
pEiees Nv experiences ia die world has
taught me,
l. II dAr vas anything 10 good DRAINS
/ rd hsv bin an angel ione age.
9. II dar vas anything ia bad ones ia
hev bin in de eddef place afore vas
twenty vars cid.
8, II am very pleasant 10 Be told a.,
you am euins 20 fsli heir te great riches
bot DAT doAn' eay Eaters nor pay reat
Z. Ouiy sish msn - bate work, an
oslv sich vimin - want an excuse D.
leave home believe in fortune trllia'
/ s II - am predicted das man an
! zUine - hsv great pises % luck he'll
sot doun IN so1s saloon asa wait fur
la
& II Il sm pred,cssa dAi be am suips
/ 60 have = gr~st tfoablr, hell SO hone
an hlanae bis vife au' lick his 20 lAren
Il wAFa yoa 10 lei de haH hirnsas
alone. A aoslsr dAy and 9 steady iaA
/ Niii ran eut no money 70 ST. mon h
I dan all De foFtane tellsTs in De world
kin br'ng We In afty vars. Oar an,
( iisi ~ many god dreams 80 bad. an
none Of 'era sort Sc powdeF 10 hlow %
an ole hoss, Signs niRht heV meant
soothin' thousand y'Ars Ago. hut dey
an waved cGt new. 10 voa h'ar De
Death siek' "a wAH. tie last a. asoh =
asSn eai yos aa gstue 80 fnd 9 aiA.
noed pa e q road - ii a. dAt sons
o. De tAG'iy ar EwiHs 70 die afore A.
var IL onI La - noe PISA 10 de
Aenormal hines e d neetia'."
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nsavu AsD susrsss rnsSr.
nolsao H.ssI


A god nany ssgmoss are prsashed
aboat The folly q tFyisR - kseo 20 80
psarancsa vixen tks eEoEs iuvslssa q
gsag acd tsag aimoss beyond es3zrznss.
The appiieafioa Of the sermons dspen6s
uDon fasf WAT % meazt ~ @ksepi1g -
aOpearaDeea-" II e consists Ia living IN
. houss and wearing clothes that eann0t
b. paid for, Of setting fsod upon tbs
table the east OF which 10 f3T begond the
uneans, Of giving enasF4Ainmenes for
which somebody else mnss foot fha
bilia, Of appearing 10 be what oDs 10 not
e. the expense Of Others, and with0at
their consent. thea q IL . wrong for
which there u 10 exsass. Is ID worse
THAI that's - . Shameless robbery
There h. however. another side to ths
MISTER Of -ksepfnR up appsaFsnses'
when Al ar Of eheerf1i pFsspsKity y
not assamed 10 deceive others IN order
70 roo then. IL IL better 10 wear Il. even
tho1ah one u out Is beth heels and toes
Keep the holes cut Of sight. make TIE
Hofid believs you are doing yell. aad Is
is ready 10 help you along II yoaE pros
peRoas way.
The truth which Ella Wheeler Wilcox
put IN the following lines might - well
be recognized By sssrybsdy arst IS last:
The world 10 q "a er old fsll0w;
Az you journey along By his side
Ho1 bad bitter conceal any tro0bie
yau feel
II voc want 10 tickle his pride.
No matter how heavy youf baTdsn-
Don't tell him about II, pray;
de will only grow colder and shruz
his shoulder
And huFFfadiV Waik RWaV
People do not like 10 be worried With
troubles In which they have no imE1edi-
ate personal interest, aud even the very
best asd most chaFitably disposed will
GrsW weary viii the ooutinut Il striking
Of Q single chord, though il drew forth .
responsive thrill ut FIRST. IL 10 better
then, unless there b business reason
for franknesH, TO shou . brave trent 10
the world WAieh smiles only upon
success
Il is unfogtcRate. though. that ct the
very time help IL most needed the world
IL often ieass ready to bestow Il. No
trueF words we're ever spoken than that
nothing sueceeds like success. When
everybody is upsn the high road to for.
tune there is no lack OF persons ready te
give helping push forward Turned
the other gay. and thsy are too ready 70
pass by on she etheF eide snd 10 believe
that misfortune must come from mis-
doing. This does not spring 20 much
from unkindnesa or oruelty, bat because
it is far plessanteF 10 look upon bright
things than dark ones. and from dis
position 20 escape responsibility when II
can be done without too severe q strain
upon the oonsoisnce. And ret the world
10 not % bad. II We can learn the philos-
ophy Of taking il 80 We End 1t, thankful
for the good. fighting the bad, when "a
nRht IL . possibility. aud for the rest
letting II waR on as 10 will without los
inR appetite or sleep through its short
c0miaQs.
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An ExrRAoEDIzART ssTnR.


We want Live, ansrRetic and sapahis Asst
IN every county In the United Slaio1 ana "a
ada 70 sell patent article q eFeaa mMR, a
IN MnnrTa Al article having . larps ~. pnY.
lag ever 100 per cent profit. having n snll1a.
titlon, and on which The ags1t 4 pDetosla1 \
the extensive sAle By deed givsn for eseA M
every county he may secure fron ~. via a
these advAntAgss TO eur agsnts Ana he NJ thnl
Il Il a. sr,icls that can Be sold 70 svsFy hannl.
ewuer. Il miGht net be nssessaxy 70 naks N
'sRxrnAnaDTEkMx oFTm" 70 neaara Rocd nnRnM
Al once. but We have concluded 10 make h NJ
chow. not orly cur een6ds1es IN The mnEila mf
our invention hut IN lee salabiltAy BY any agnni
d al will handle Il vita energy. Our aQuMh
row a. work are mailing from eiao n 4oa .
mouth clear and this fact makes Il SAT- fsR ~ b
make cur offsr 10 al Who are cut 81 smploF.
thirty davs' triAl and fail 10 clear ct lea1 tiel
IN this time, ABovK AL exRaNsn1 ean rsswa
al goods unsold b us and We VII refaea 8e
money paid fer them. Any ageut - e1RoE4
agent Who would like tan or more eountiaa -
work them through sab-aasrts for nine,g cas-
and fail to clear ct least t5ke ABoyn Al
PKssBs can return All gnsold and g. @ea
money back. No other employer o. ekeso eSW
dared 70 make such odsrs. nor Weale ~ n ~
ala not know that re have agents nov maslag
mere than double the amount We gaalaneee1
aud hut two sAlss day vsuld give prsai e
ever e135 . m nth, and that one o. eur seems
tOok eighteen orders In one day. Our lnrBe -
ecriptive circulars explain Ger ei1er faily, aaa
these We wish 70 aena % everyone euf q -
ploymsut who viii seod ~ three one esna
stamps for postage. 4end "a encs and sesu.s
the agency In time fer the baam. and Gaso waR
on the terms named IN our extreorainnEy 1m.E
We would like 70 have the address q AL Aa
ag-nts. sewing machine solicitors ana eA.gear
tsrn in the country. and ash any reader q ma
Apsr who reads thIa oGer. 70 send ~ a. econ
the name ard address IL Ail such they hncw.
Address 81 oBes. or you win lose the bed ahanaa
ever offered 10 those out Of emplsymenl =
make msnay. REMNmn MANUFACTURERS O..
dvam Ilo Smith fsld ST., Pittsow4, n
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Exv YoRK. March She immediate
eause 81 the disruption Of the Boston
Ideals is not eommsFoiAl, q IL artistic,
and relates 10 dispute ever the reason
Why Zelie de Lassan, the prima donna,
declines % appear 10 tiRhts. She has
refused to appear IN any role recsirino
the absence OF imnedest shortening Of
her >kiFts, advancing the theory that
30 woman ls justified IN doing on tue
stage What she vsald noa do IN q polite
parlor. Somebody In the company sent
20 theatrical ] 'nrual an anouymous
letter charging that her real motive vas
the ooncsAlmsni Of kRock-kneea
what's this we hearl What's this ws
zee 2
Reflections on the Lnasan kuesf
Way, Ills false a. false can be
This 10 q cbsrRs unique,
BeRottsn Of stage piQue.
knock kneed.
Indsed
she NAY be guilty Of e mash"
Sac nay have caused the vicious Ella,
OF tempers. the eternal snssh
OF the oscs- famed Ideals,
Bat abe, from bead 10 heelA
il nsat
And sweet.
Faults Of the bead o. heart, it's true,
May be brOnght cot sill all 10 blas,
Bat Rucss- work charges Will not do;
II is not IN good taste
To bit helow the vaisA.
Knosk-kpeed,
Inds~d!
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Corn doctors Who don't txiricats
coFns.
Ear doctors who advertise sure cures
for deafness.
Lotteries Of all descriptions, which
are q delusion and q snare.
Lawyers who volunteer their services
from charitable motives"
Land schemes in Florida and else
where which I've homes" away.
The lightninQ-rOd man Who IL willing
to take year notes for work performed.
Oiviale remedial agencies. which are
generally advertised through the papers.
English sterling cutlery which is ad
vertised by bogus companies ct very Low
prices.
Fraudulent employment bureaus
which guarantee permanent employ
ment " yea pay your initiation fee.
Medical institutes whose professors
advertise themselves and great cures
through the country generally.
Magnetic appliances vhioh are advsr-
tissd 20 cure all physical iuHrmitiee,
from dIsordered brain 10 Q sore foot.
Brokers and bankers who send Won
printed circulars guaranteeing fortunes
u yeu invest small margins throuoh
them.
Bogus detective agencies whose repre-
seutatives work for q small considera
ton, and are as liable 10 besray 700 as
20 serve yen.
Book peddlers vho sell encyclopedia
on the installment plan.
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writer, for - hin - eve IAN b aoE
nessssity,S s'saFeu yeuF eosraze - TIE
thaf via This Il tha IonR an4 shoEt
e 4, = -Coupariaoas are eaisas." Az
Derry - tie day b lana." "A Dsnisi
sons 70 iadgusns," ~Frailts. thy naza
Il woua1. and hast Of others.
Washington Irving gives "Ths
almighty doIIax"
Th0mas M1rgAn 'qusrSed Ioaa aRo.
What vii MIRA Grundy ayf8 while
Goldsmith answers, Asa No queakians,
and III tel yon no Tbs"
ChaFlss Pineknsy gives Millions for
defenca. bat not ona eent FOR tFfbute.s
-RiFst In waF, hrst in peace. snd erss
10 the hearts Of his fell0W-eifizsDss
ines eo1nfrvme1l, appeared IN tie
resolutions presented % the HO0se Of
Representatives. - DecembsE, ITO,
prepared by Ger nj Henry Lee
Thomas Tas efs . writsf Of the six
teeBth century. gives ~ Better late
than never" ~Look ere goa leap" and
" Fhs stone that 10 rolling can gather no
uoRs
"AH cry and Ne WOOL ID foand in
BasleF's "HadibFsa."
DRYDEN says, None bzt the brave
d-s4Fve the fair" " Men are bat children
Of : laEser growth" and " Through thick
and thin"
when Greek joined Greek thsn vas
the tuR Of war" came from Nathaniel
Lee.
'aOf tvo evils have chosen the least, !"
and The end must Justify the means. |"
are from Mstthew PFiOfs
We are indebted 10 Colley OIbbeF for
tbs sRresahIe intelligence that Richard
10 himself again
Johuson tells ~ Of "a good halter, !"
and Macintosh, IN 1871. the phrase often
attributed 10 John Randolph, Wise
asd masteFly Inactivity"
"Variety 10 the very spice Of III" and
Not much the worse for wear Oowper.
Man proposes, bus God disposes,
Thomas Q Kempis.
Christopher harI0vs gave forth the
the invitation 90 often repeated By bis
brothers In . less public way, Love me
little, love me long"
Edward Coke vas Of the opinion that
"a mans house 10 his castle" To
Milton vs owe The Paradise Of fsolss
"a wilderness Of sweets," and 'Aoptne
mslaneholy and nooDstruck madness
Edward Young tells ~ "Death loves q
shining mark" and "a fool as forty 10 9
fool indeed"
From Bacon comes "Knowledae ID
power" and Thomas SoutheFne reminds
as that "Pity's skin to love-" whila
Dean Swift thonght that Bread 10 the
stat Of life"
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Ebs Il modest, bat not bsshfnl-
Free and easy, bat not bold;
Lake 80 spple. rips sad DsilSg-
Not TO seune and not TOO ed
Hslf-tnsitiaR. kalf-FspalsinR-
New adTanesno, and noV shy-
There Il mischief IN hsE aimpls.
There 10 danger IN her eye.
she has ssadied human mature;
She Ia sohooled 10 al her arts;
8 be has taken Der diploma
Az the mistress Of all beeFts.
She can tell the very momens
When 70 ai0h and when 70 smile.
On, q maid IL so1stirzes charming.
Bat 9 widov eli the while.
Are you sad7 Hsw very serious
Will her baHdsome face bscome3
Are 700 ansrya She is vretc6sd,
Lonely, frisoaIess, fearful, dumbl
Are yoa .0irthfal7 Hos Der laughter
Silver sounding, viil ring oati
She can laFs, and catch. and play you,
AZ an angler does she tf0uf.
YO old bachelors Of forty.
who have grown 20 bold AMI wise
Youne Americans Of twenty,
With the love looks 10 your eyes
Yoe NAV pFasties ali the lessons
Taaeht By Cupid since the fall,
Bat know Q little vtd0w
Who can win and fool you all.
--St0lsn.
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KILLED ON TnR TELEGRAPM WIRE
N ALExANpEn AEpERsoH.

1T ALKxANDKR ANpKRsoH.
Within the rough four feet be lay.
A touch Of blood on breast and wing
His lifeblood, shat had sent away
This only singer Of the spring.
For be. while morning yet was dim,
And all his singing soul on are,
And throboing With an unsuna hymn,
Had dashed against the pitiless wire.
And In the dark be fell, to lie
The cold unheedinR rails between,
A song withis bis heart TO die
Unheard, and be himself unseen.
| took him up; be lay so light,
That in my heart did him wrong
Te think q thing 30 frail and slight
Could have such splendid wealth Of
song.
Was this the bird could not seer
That somewhere from the wooded hill
Poured fersh such music from q tree
That even tbs very stream grew still.
Was this the spirit who sang, and shot
Tue ssul of summer through the air,
az ~ VIZ 1e1o kAOa s1AlA VIII
thought,
And sweet green births we're every
Where2
The very birdl And this was all
His crown Of song for such display
To strike against the wire, and fall,
And bleed his little life away.
He sang of spring in fOnd delight,
He would not see her blossoming;
He sang OF summer, but its light
Would never strike against his wing.
Yet these were throbbinR 10 bis song,
As yearns some poet 10 bis rhyme,
To fash against burning wrong
The sunshine Of happier time.
Bat ere the light for which be woke
His song. dawns upward, faint and
dim,
He. bleeding from an unseen stroke,
Sinks IN the dark, aud dies like him.
-ChaDsbsys' Journal.
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slowly Fsm0ss yosF - essl and throw
u eaFsleasiF % he eosF o. Q ebatE.
0isnes slowly over tbs aadisBss sgEtn.
FenoSs year has sad tbsn sit dogn-
After that yos vii DIVIDE tbs koaoFs
With the .ssax.'S
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And the ola felix's LAUGH When they and
thai the pleA Ant California hqusd fEuia
remedy, syrup Of Firs. 10 mere eAsiiy
taksn and more beneficial n ire action
than bitter. naaaeoas medicines Il q Q
uuo~t valuable family remedy 10 aea On
the 6owels. 10 cleanse the system. ard
% diaoel colds. hsadacbss ard fsvsFM
Manafnetunad snly By the California
Fia syrap %. san FrAncsaeo. Gal For
sale by A. B. eTKwAmT.
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tFFrA hToaSsssa A9szIrsas-
May 81 Cur ecDnon sayings. % sriss
and play, are nsed Wliasat tAa isast
icea fram uncse Pea - seeash thew srsa
eriGtuaEsd. ProbaAiy tie eosks II
SosksspsAre fafnish ss vita NEE Of
fheeF familiar RAIiuzz than any ether
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Notice Of Dissolution.

eEATTLE ". T March II, f~7.
THE pARfHERsHIP IN THE GRO
u ewy Eads kere9ef3re sxisting bet ven
ChAFlfs Baker and EKneua snd AlfTs2
Thuriow. - hsrebJ 4 sso'vsd b. mutual
AID fixtures CharfeS Baker Wfn coIlscf
al e stms de- The arm and pay there Wfsh
he nrn dsbsa = u. THUhLOW.
A. 1HUHtOW.
nAha cHAkI.Ra BAKKR
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A SSH store san andsrssii say ers aif
stera. Any pgiees they may quote yea
Sisl Sod item cheaper - CKzETEa
CLRaEr6 ukia
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Sealskln IL voted altogether 70,
eouUon ~ reaUls uho have crown
ur~d e wearing uisleFs thai trail % ,se
eroard
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-20
ALBERT SCHLO SSMACHER,
LHADING
M erchan t Tailor,
COG Front street,

Opposite YeGsr-Lsary Washington Territory
Has just received large shipment Of both imported
and domestic OF the latest patterns direct from
the factories, and can truthfuly say that have at
present the largest, fullest complete and most
varied assortment OF goods In the city of Seattle.
Only the very best wOrkmeR are employed In nay
Satisfaction guaranteed In every In
stance, I'm price well as I'm fit.
Come and be convinced at once. aos.uly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-20

Courtecls employees. splendid panuanRsR
GQuipmentS three Thousand miles AZ
smooth steel rail track hAllnEaa6
alone Ia entire irngthi An
ever changing panorama OF
Grand and Magniheent ScemnrVtl
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-04-02
Broad Lane.

Atthis writing the mercury stands
at freezing point, and the wind is
about three miles high and blowing
at the rate of about 80 miles an
hour.
Mr. Jacob Lands moved TO Mary
land this week where he expects to
make his future home.
There will be preaching at the
chapel Sunday night, (tomorrow).
We learn that the good people of
Harmony are to reorganize the Sua-
day School at that place tomorrow
morning.
The moon being the governing
planet this year, we conjecture from
the century almanac (Which is usu-
ally correctly that spring will be
damp with occasional frosts.' March
is cold /; April rainy May in the be-
ginning fair, followed by rain and
cold weather.
IF there are any candidate for
the office of County Superintendent
they remain dormant to the general
public. So far as we can learn, our
present incumbent, Mr.. II. S. Butts
has discharged his duties very salts
factorily to his constituents and with
much credit to himself. Therefore,
we Nominate him for the second
term. Who will second the motion?
The pilgrims narrow path is lit
up with the CHEEKY promise, that If
he is faithful unto death he shall wear
crown of life. ARCTURus